Chapter D: A. MUNRO, Manager. TRIBUNE BUILDING, NEW YORK (3)

A REAL BONANZA IN SEEDS.--Being one of the largest growers of Flower Seeds in America, I want to induce extensive trial, and for 65cts. will send, postpaid, 32 papers Choice New Seeds, growth of '81, 75 to 500 seeds & mixed colors in each. _New Large & Fancy Pansies, the finest ever offered_, (awarded _Special Prize by Mass. Hort'l Society_) 60 distinct sorts and an endless variety of rich colors, all mixed; _Double Asters; Japan Pinks_, 50 vars. mixed; _Large A. D. Phlox; Double Portulaca; New Godelias; New White Mignonette; New Nivaliana; Everlastings; New Giant Candytuft; V. Stocks; New Marigolds; Mottled, Striped and Fringed Petunias; Verbenas, 300 vars. mixed; New Golden Chrysanthemums; Double Larkspurs; Velvet fl.; New Yellow Mignonette; Double Gaillardia; New Double Dwarf Zinnias; Double Salens; New Double White Aster_, the finest white ever offered; _Butterfly fl.; Double Daisies_ & 8 other choice kinds, amounting to $3.75 at regular rates, but to introduce will send the whole 32 papers for only 65 cts. This is an honest, square offer, but if you doubt it, send 15 cts. or 5 letter stamps, and I will send you 7 sample papers, my choice, but including _Pansies, Asters and Improved Prime Sweet Williams_, 50 vars. mixed. Am sure a trial will prove all claims. New Catalogue _free_. L. W. GOODELL, Pansy Park, Dwight P. O. Mass.

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